Sharon Marie Griner
March 11, 1958 ~ June 28, 2022
Sharon Marie Griner, 64 of Indianapolis, passed away on Tuesday June 29, 2022, at her home. Sharon was born on March 11, 1958, in Indianapolis to Virgil Lewis and Theresa Rose Stevenson Burdine.
Sharon worked at the Indianapolis International Airport in customer service. Sharon enjoyed music of all kinds, cooking and baking and spending time at the ocean.
She is survived by her children Renee, Damon and Airica, sisters Tina Burdine, Dena Stropes, Cindy Virden, Susan Strahle Thomas, Laura Williamson, brothers Donnie Burdine, Will Buridne, grandchildren Jaxon and Lilliona, boyfriend Bob Kuntz. She is proceeded in death by her parents, sisters Anita Jo Cline and Nancy Remmel.
A celebration of Sharon’s life will be held at a later date.
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Condolences for all Sharons family. Sharon will truly be missed. I will cherish all the memories we had together. I love her so much!
Sharon, my neighbor, my friend. When I moved in my apartment you were first person I met. Going to miss your beautiful colorful clothes, your smile. Always sharing your bake goods. Rest in peace, my friend. Fly high
Our family lived down the street from the burdine family. Tina, Dena so sorry for your loss. Much love ߒ• to you all.
Dena, Tina and Burdine family, Hold loving memories in your hearts. Thinking of you during this difficult time. Caring about you praying for your strength and peace. Love Donna and Steve
Back in April whenever I would walk pass Ms.Sharon’s store FAO she would make it a mission to have a conversation with me just to brighten up my day and for that I will always cherish her.
Sharon was a raye if sunshine extraordinary person I’m going to miss her deeply her smile and laughter the last time I saw her before her before her vacation she was excited and our last funny conversation.RIP
Godspeed Friend ߌ¹
Sharon was a real sweetheart!! She always made it a point to stop and talk if I passed buy her store at the airport. We would laugh and just enjoy those conversations. My condolences go out to her family.
Such a sweet lady, I would always love seeing her at the candy shop when I worked at the airport! She moved to another shop on the B concourse and was always saying hello and smiling ! RIP sweet lady!
Rest In Peace my sweet cousin. Will miss your good nature, our talks on the phone and memories of when we were kids.